Sentence examples similar to euro- from inspiring English sources

Was it a mistake for Greece to join the euro?

The answer to the question "do you want Greece to continue using the euro?", would be different to "do you want Greece to continue using the euro if it means cuts in wages and pensions?".

The weaker currency that would result from leaving the euro is not a get out of jail free card, far from it.

Hence neither the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, nor Romania's Victor Ponta are right to accuse Brussels of euro-colonialism.

The pre-Christmas Mandelson crisis and the fight over the Euro-elections bill delayed the announcement, Mr Ashdown concedes.

With only an outline sketch of an agreement on the table, many of Europe's most senior policymakers are of the opinion that a crisis point will be reached and that Athens's radical left Syriza government will be forced to either capitulate to Brussels or quit the euro.

In Italy, when voters are asked if the country would be better off outside the euro, most Italians usually reply affirmatively.

It grew by 0.9% and is set to grow at almost twice the speed of the euro area this year.

The rise in GDP was supported by tailwinds from falling fuel prices, which put extra cash into consumers' pockets, and the export-boosting drop in the value of the euro.

The French president is also set to resume his cooling relationship with German chancellor Angela Merkel as the two plot to make the real decisions, in a private meeting today, about how to save the euro.

On the other hand, ever since the euro crisis, Merkel's principal goal is to immunise Europe's economic union against further currency shocks.